Lights in the Sky That Science Can’t Explain 🔍🌠

The Hessdalen Lights are a mysterious phenomenon observed in the Hessdalen Valley of Norway for decades. These lights, often described as glowing orbs in white, yellow, or red, behave in strange and unpredictable ways—hovering, moving erratically, splitting into multiple lights, or disappearing altogether. The lights have been reported since at least the 1930s, with a surge of sightings in the 1980s prompting scientific investigations under Project Hessdalen. Despite theories ranging from ionized gases and electromagnetic activity to UFOs and interdimensional phenomena, no definitive explanation has been found. The lights continue to fascinate scientists, tourists, and mystery enthusiasts, making the Hessdalen Valley a hotspot for the unexplained.

[UnseenMyth]

Explanation:

The Hessdalen Lights are a mysterious phenomenon observed in the Hessdalen Valley of Norway for decades. These lights, often described as glowing orbs in white, yellow, or red, behave in strange and unpredictable ways—hovering, moving erratically, splitting into multiple lights, or disappearing altogether. The lights have been reported since at least the 1930s, with a surge of sightings in the 1980s prompting scientific investigations under Project Hessdalen. Despite theories ranging from ionized gases and electromagnetic activity to UFOs and interdimensional phenomena, no definitive explanation has been found. The lights continue to fascinate scientists, tourists, and mystery enthusiasts, making the Hessdalen Valley a hotspot for the unexplained.

[jennifervalera]

My dad and gramps were up in the mountains one time. As they were driving down my father points out a very bright light in the sky. It started moving erotically at insane speeds. It was going back and fourth and then it disappeared. Theres nothing at all to explain about it, theres no way that was natural. The movement was unimaginably fast and it was going in all directions. RIP gramps

[windowspointcanbreathe]

One hypothesis put forward in 2010 suggests that the lights are formed by a cluster of macroscopic Coulomb crystals in a plasma produced by the ionization of air and dust by alpha particles during radon decay in the dusty atmosphere.

[ademfazlic]

I once saw a light that shined so bright it irritated my eyes, after several seconds, it split into 2 and became a red and green lights, then it just started moving like it was a plane even though it was standing in one place, then it went behind a hotel (i couldnt see it after that) and then didnt come out on the other side. It gave me chills

[Powerthe]

We need that dude who can explain stuff in simple terms

[patricius]

once i was riding with two friends offroading in sol cal santa rosa trail, right as they asked me bout star beings i said if we look up maybe youll see one here with no light pollution right as we looked up a star got brighter and came down slowly passing us over head by maybe 10 stories up in the air it light up the whole valley we were in like day light it hovered and faded above us we were never alone we alway have someone watching over above..

[tullegutt]

I’m from Norway and I’ve heard this story so many times

[primeronaldof]

Short Explanation:
The Hessdalen Lights are mysterious glowing orbs seen in Norway’s Hessdalen Valley since the 1930s. They move unpredictably, change colors, and sometimes split apart. A surge in sightings in the 1980s led to scientific studies, but their cause remains unknown, fueling intrigue and speculation.

[OfficialRaccoons]

These are called The Hessdalen Lights! Here’s more about them in case you didn’t know!

The Hessdalen lights are unidentified and unreachable lights which have been observed in a 7.5 mi patch of The Hessdalen valley in rural central Norway periodically since at least 1937.

[Srcyis]

One time, my dad was in philipnes chilling at this restaurant, and all of a sudden, everyone pointed and "sees a triangle-like ufo, " then it rotates 90 degrees and speeds off. The mayor was there but sadly missed it. And i know sure my dad is not lying. It was a very strange sitting. And a really unexplainable one. If anyone has heard about it, please tell me more! I am not in the philipenes anymore. Thx ig.

[Crochetrandomstuff]

I'm a norwegian ans i didnt know that much about northern lights.

[DEATH_LGNSLAYER]

Guys u will think im joking or wont believe me. When i was 11 me and my mother experienced stars aligning in a straight line we started making photos, but the stars wouldnt appear in the Photos even tho we had a good phone everything we did it wouldnt appear. After that the stars aligning were there for about 1 hour i tried my best to make a video or take photos and i standed there alone for 1 hour. But then i looked at a photo and zoomed it in and u could see a Something like an ufo with blue and green light next to the stars and 2 stars above the ufo. I ran to my mother and showed her she didnt believe me at first. I regret it so much that i didnt send those photos to another phone ive lost that phone and the photos are now gone. Thats one thing i will regret for the rest of my life.

[SulemanShahTheFighter]

For the Explanation

The Hessdalen Lights are a mysterious phenomenon observed in the Hessdalen Valley of Norway for decades. These lights, often described as glowing orbs in white, yellow, or red, behave in strange and unpredictable ways—hovering, moving erratically, splitting into multiple lights, or disappearing altogether. The lights have been reported since at least the 1930s, with a surge of sightings in the 1980s prompting scientific investigations under Project Hessdalen. Despite theories ranging from ionized gases and electromagnetic activity to UFOs and interdimensional phenomena, no definitive explanation has been found. The lights continue to fascinate scientists, tourists, and mystery enthusiasts, making the Hessdalen Valley a hotspot for the unexplained.

[thebigvenben]

If you don't understand this is originated from TWA flight 800 that broke up in mid air by the cockpit splitting from the plane do to a fire in the under of the plane do to a spark by a plug under the cargo hold leading to a chain reaction with the plug catching fire and it eventually causing the plane to break up and the short is the view from a American airlines 737 close to the plane a 747 cockpit view from it breaking up from the cockpit of the 737

[ernestlopez]

I remember I was at a park one time did a few laps and all of a sudden I was alone i had gone with my siblings but they were gone no matter how hard i looked around it was eerie and silent but just a few moments prior there was people there as I walked the park I saw a flash waving at me I couldn't see the person but I followed the flash and as I got closer it disappeared and I heard a girl scream so I ran home when I got there my siblings called and told me they had been looking for me for three hours at the same park and only left once but quickly returned but for me it felt like twelve minutes passed creepiest night of my life but heres the thing at the park I never saw anyone leaving or going in and the last lap when I was about to go home i saw a girl sitting alone on a bench it creeped the fuck out of me

[johnsmith-ehwc]

They are just probably aurora borealis 😭 :pray:

[ianmakesvids]

I don’t know the exact name of it, but there is a type of lighting that looks exactly like that, I think it’s called static lightning but I’m not sure

[armandosemilla]

Hi I'm zian and I am from the philippines.i saw something like this while I was shining my lazer pointer(that has a green beam)I saw something appear from the clouds, it was so fast that I only saw it for like 2seconds before it vanished.it looked like it was an oval shaped object that was glowing white.suddenly it vanished into thin air

[wipesonicexe]

I saw a glowing light in the sky at H‑E‑B yesterday it wouldn’t move the lights weren’t flashing so it wasn’t a plane it was something else

[IzakiAkanami]

I remember back in 2019 or something, when I saw a bright star-like ball of light suddenly doubling its brightness and made an erratic 90° turn at blistering speeds, no one believed me when I saw it, it was the strangest thing I've ever seen in a night sky